How to plant a Mango Tree in the ground

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1. what?? 6 pound mango ???? Never seen it before !!!
2. what does the mango tree look like today?
3. I didn't use any of the anti fugi thing for my mango trees. can I spread it around the tree base now or not?
4. Another question please man,
   Since i have re-potted my 80 cm mango plants 2 weeks ago i found out my soil mix would have been better if it contained some pumice which i only got it yesterday. Do you think i should transplant again adding the pumice to the mix (my actual soil mix is: 50 % peat moss + 50 % sand and forest floor mulch)?
   i am afraid transplanting again would give too much stress to them so what do you suggest?
5. I have similar sized mango plants but the roots are so small, why is that man?
6. What type of soil mix do you use?
7. what type of mango is that ...having trouble on the name...
8. can i use colored wood chips>? do they do the same job?
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9. sorry to ask same question again man,
   is that mulch made of wood chips? i am asking as i just have got my mango plants and want to plant them. where can i find that in nature. if i don't can i use hay stack as a replacement?
10. why do you put so much mulch around it?
11. Can I get the complete name of the fungus fertilizer that you use? Thanks for your informative video. It helps.
12. 6 lbs mango -- WOW, that's breakfast for a family for four
13. beautiful
14. Is this Jon? Sounds like it. I am close to Coral Springs, FL. I've been checking out how to grow from other plants or seeds, like Pineapple, Mango, Avocado. Looks interesting. 
15. No not eight more years. Grafted trees are able to produce within a year or two. Seeds are a different story and you are going to wait a long time. Take care and buy grafted trees!
16. No. This is in Coral Springs Florida. Many people in Southern California grow Mango trees. Be careful if temperatures drop in mid 35 - 40 degrees.
17. Was this planted in california?